Global Advisory
Jackson Norman Agency brings deep expertise in navigating international markets, with particular strength across Lusophone (Portuguese-speaking) markets and diaspora communities.
Drawing on experience, networks, and insights across four continents, the Agency helps governments, brands, foundations, and multilateral organizations navigate complex markets, identify emerging opportunities, and bridge institutional and cultural divides.
Through tailored market insights, narrative strategy, and relationship-building, JNA helps clients translate global ambitions into meaningful connections, strategic investments, and sustainable growth.
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Current Opportunities
Cabo Verde’s historic first FIFA World Cup appearance in 2026 and growing visibility across global sports, tourism, and diaspora engagement
The upcoming 2026 Summer Youth Olympics in Senegal creates new opportunities around sports diplomacy, tourism, infrastructure, and regional collaboration across West Africa
Brazil hosting the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup and expanding investment in women’s sports, media, tourism, and fan engagement across Latin America
The return of Formula 1 (F1) to Portugal in 2027 and the rise of F1 Academy as a catalyst for women in motorsports
Portugal co-hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Spain and Morocco, further elevating its role within global football, sports tourism, and infrastructure development
The continued rise of the Basketball Africa League as a platform for youth engagement, media expansion, economic development, including in Angola and Mozambique
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Current Opportunities
Portugal's election to the UN Security Council underscores the growing influence of the Portuguese-speaking world and creates new opportunities for global engagement
Opportunities for Portugal, Brazil, and broader Lusophone markets to leverage convenings such as SXSW to attract investment, elevate national brands, and expand cultural influence
The launch of the first Web Summit Africa in Cabo Verde in 2026, signaling growing investment and visibility across Lusophone Africa
Web Summit in Lisbon as one of the world’s leading convenings for technology, innovation, and media celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2029
Africa’s rapidly expanding youth population and digital economy, creating new opportunities across sports, media, technology, workforce development, and creative industries
Time-sensitive opportunities in Angola’s energy and infrastructure sectors, Mozambique’s LNG and port development corridors, and Brazil’s expanding creative economies are driving investment across Lusophone markets